The Sunday School Secretary, by Ralph N. McEntire, offers a practical guide to the essential role of the secretary in the operation of a successful Sunday School. Published in 1917, this vintage manual provides invaluable insights into the administrative duties, record-keeping practices, and organizational skills necessary for effective Sunday School management.

McEntire details methods for maintaining accurate attendance records, managing finances, handling correspondence, and preparing reports. This book is a valuable resource for church leaders, educators, and anyone involved in the administration of religious education programs, offering timeless wisdom applicable to modern contexts.

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